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Six-time Super Bowl-winning head coach Bill Belichick has agree to a five-year deal to become the next coach at North Carolina.

North Carolina has reached an agreement with former NFL coach Bill Belichick - who led the New England Patriots to six Super Bowl titles - to become the next coach of the Tar Heels, according to multiple media reports Wednesday.

Michigan cornerback Will Johnson has joined defensive tackle Mason Graham in the NFL draft.

Robert Griffin III returned to the D.C.-area gridiron on Wednesday, nine years after he last played quarterback for the Washington Redskins, to lead a football camp for the country's "hidden heroes": military families.

Southeastern Conference coaches have picked Tennessee running back Dylan Sampson and South Carolina defensive end Kyle Kennard as the league's offensive and defensive players of the year.

House Oversight Chair James Comer on Wednesday renewed his push to include his measure meant to woo the Washington Commanders back to the District in the current negotiations on a year-end funding deal to keep the government open.

The NFL is heading to Berlin next year. After playing games in Munich and Frankfurt over the past three seasons, the league announced plans Wednesday to play a 2025 regular season game in Germany's capital.

You can count Kansas City Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes among those who are not exactly thrilled about the NFL forcing the two-time defending Super Bowl champions to play three times over an 11-day span in the coming weeks.

Washington Commanders wide receiver Noah Brown is expected to miss "several weeks" with an internal injury suffered during the team's Week 13 win against the Tennessee Titans, coach Dan Quinn said Wednesday.

As Cincinnati Bengals quarterback Joe Burrow led his team to a Monday night road victory over the Dallas Cowboys, there was a break-in at his house in Anderson Township, Ohio.